Published 17:39 IST, November 16th 2020
Tejashwi Yadav congratulates 'nominated' CM Nitish Kumar, reminds of NDA's poll promise
Taking a sarcastic jibe at Nitish Kumar, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav extended his wishes to JD(U) chief for being 'nominated' as the Bihar Chief Minister
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Taking a sarcastic jibe at Nitish Kumar, RJD leer Tejashwi Yav extended his wishes to JD(U) chief for being 'minated' as Bihar Chief Minister, implying that he h t been elected. Mahagathbandhan's Chief Ministerial candidate also remarked inste of asserting his ambition for CM chair. He hopes that Nitish Kumar and NDA would prioritize 19 lakh jobs for people of Bihar and or important issues like education, medicine, income, and irrigation.
Tejashwi's tweet comes minutes after Nitish Kumar was sworn in as Bihar CM for seventh time. RJD h boycotted Nitish Kumar's swearing-in ceremony which also witnessed presence of senior BJP leers Amit Shah, Devendra Fnavis, JP Nda and Bhupendra Yav. Apart from Nitish Kumar, Renu Devi and Tarkishore Pras also took oath as Deputy CM to replace Sushil Kumar Modi.
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"Best wishes to respected Shri Nitish Kumar ji on being minated as Chief Minister. I hope that inste of ambition of chair, he will make 19 lakh jobs and positive issues like education, medicine, earning, irrigation, law & order, NDA government's priority," Tejashwi Yav tweeted in Hindi.
RJD boycotts oath-taking ceremony
Hours before swearing-in ceremony on Monday, RJD anunced that y will t attend swearing-in ceremony. Reiterating ir claim that y won people's mandate but data was forged to make NDA winner, RJD tweeted from its official Twitter account and said that y are boycotting event. Terming it to be fraud, RJD said that y are people's representative and y can see how angry people are with BJP and JDU.
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Bihar Election Result 2020
Bihar assembly elections results were declared around midnight on vember 10-vember 11, with ruling coalition - NDA winning 125 in 243-member assembly, against Mahagathbandhan's 110. Even as contest remained neck and neck throughout day, RJD under leership of Tejashwi Yav, became single largest party with 75 seats, followed by BJP's 74. While Chirag Paswan's LJP won one seat, it me a major dent in JDU's tally that has come down to 43 from 71 in 2015. biggest clincher is Asuddin Owaisi's AIMIM winning 5 seats and CPI-ML winning 12 seats. or two left parties - CPI and CPI-M won two each. or two alliance partners of NDA - HAM and Vikassheel Insaan Party (VIP) won four seats each.
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17:39 IST, November 16th 2020